Tooth Gems Overview
What tooth gems are, how they work, candidacy, popular styles, and professional tips.
Read Overview
Tooth Gem Resources Hub: Products, How-To, Designs & FAQs
Everything you need to learn, apply, remove, and shop tooth gems. Step-by-step pro protocols, safety guidance, designer gems, and high-quality tools — all curated by LaserGlow.
Tooth Gem Kits & Supplies
Pro-grade kit (etch, bond, glue), crystals & designer sets, LED curing light, tools, and accessories.
Browse CollectionStep-by-Step Application
Surface prep → etch → bond → place → cure → seal → aftercare. Clear timing and safety notes.
View GuideDesigns & Style Inspiration
Classic crystals, butterflies, hearts, bunny, and designer-inspired layouts for singles and clusters.
See DesignsAftercare & Safety
Protect enamel, extend wear, and keep shine. Easy maintenance that clients actually follow.
Get AftercareTooth Gem Removal
Know when to remove, what tools are recommended, and how to finish cleanly.
Removal GuideFeatured Products
Pro Tooth Gem Kit (Etch, Bond, Glue)
Premium Crystal Tooth Gems (20 pcs)
LED Curing Light
How-To & Essentials
Popular Designs
Aftercare Snapshot
For 24 hours: avoid hard biting on the gem, very hot foods, and sticky candies. Brush gently around the gem; floss with care. Resume normal hygiene after 24 hours. If a gem loosens, avoid picking and schedule a professional check.
Removal (Pro Tip)
Use controlled mechanical removal with appropriate dental tools (no drilling into enamel). Polish adhesive residue with fine grit and re-seal as needed. Clients should not attempt DIY removal.
FAQs
How long do tooth gems last?
With proper application and care, wear time typically ranges from 3 to 12+ months. Longevity depends on bite habits, diet, and hygiene.
Are tooth gems safe for enamel?
Yes. Gems are bonded to the enamel surface only and do not require drilling. When applied and removed professionally, enamel remains intact.
Can I brush and floss normally?
Yes — brush gently around the gem, and floss with care. Avoid aggressive electric brush pressure the first 24 hours.
What if my gem falls off?
Do not attempt to re-glue at home. Save the gem if possible and schedule a professional visit for evaluation and re-bonding.
Can I remove a tooth gem myself?
DIY removal is not recommended. Professional removal ensures the enamel is protected and any adhesive residue is safely polished away.
